Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-21
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day PointsdIJ Para
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rONh ulaIiE1Se hCohoo "eS A0c~S~ ~
terday.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
THE riyermarks last evening indicated
II inches and stationary.
THE Board of Education meets in regu-
lar monthly session this evening.
A WAGON loaded with wheat broke
down on Fifteenth street yesterday.
AsrREET car horse was overcome by the
heat soon after noon yesterday, falling on
Forty-irst street.
PEOPLE who have complaints to make
about the oil lamps should go to the person
in charge of them.
THERE were six cases before His Honor
yesterday morning. Five OF them were
continued until this morning.
HARRY CHAPLINE will have hearing
before Justice Ankle at . o'clock this after
noon on a charge of petit larceny.
THE Committees on Court House and
Jail and Poor House and Farm OF the
Board Of Commissioners will meet this
morning.
AUGUST BELTZ Yesterday qualified as
executor of the will of HieronimuS Wagner,
deceased. Bond, 5000; no security re-
quired.
THE Great Western Fishing Club is
having a great time fishing and hunting at
Windsor Station, led by the great and only
Pat Frederick.
THE Disciples Sunday School held their
annual picnic at Wells orchard, Beech
Bottom, on Tuesday. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
| A NUMBER of the members of the
Wheeling Singing Societies who attended
the Allegheny Saengerfest returned home
last evening, highly pleased with their
trip. Nearly all the other excursions Is
also returned.
THE new election law, enacted by the
last Legislature, will be found on the sec
ond page of this issue. An important
feature is the provision restricting non
voters to distance exceeding sixty feet
from the polls.
THE infant daughter of a woman named
Nicholson, residing in the Second ward,
died suddenly Tuesday night, and Cor
oner Schultze was called in yesterday
morning. Upon examination 1t was found
the child died with spasms.
Miss LILLIEREDMAN,w who fell of the Elm
Grove Motor Tuesday evening, IN account
Ofwhich appeared in yesterday REGISTER,
and who was in rather precarlous con-
dition, was reported great deal better
Yesterday, and the chances of her recovery
are good.
CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH is back from q
trip to Pittsburg. While up there he
located the second watch obtained by
Vancleve and Lord, from Mr.. John A.
Lash, in a Smithtield street pawnshop,
kept by George Eaton. Lord had obtained
SIS. % on it.
| MELISSA ROBINSON was before Justice
Davis, last evening, upon a charge Of
keeping house of ill-tame and selling
beer without a license, on complaint OF
John Mooney She waived an examine
ton and was held Tor Court in the sum of
800 in each case, being released upon her
own recognizance.
A SMALL dog laid down on Sixteenth
street yesterday afternoon, and n heavy
wagon coming along, the canine forgot 10
get out of the way, the wheels of the We
biCle passing over his body. He was
mashed Hat, but got up and made such a
racket that large crowd soon collected.
He will probably become sausage.
The cases OF the parties who raised =
row in Mrs. Wards house, in alley e.,
Tuesday evening, were postponed IN police
court yesterday morning until this morn
ing. The house of the Wards is located in
the alley between Twenty-tOurth and
lTwenty-fith streets and not in the rear OF
the Niagara engine house, as stated yester-
day.
QUITE n number of the White Sulphur
Springs excursion party got home late
Tuesday evening, having enjoyed most
delightful trip. During their trip the party
took in the Natural bridge, Clifton forge,
Luray cave, and other points Of interest.
Some of the party are still at the White;
among those having returned being DIR. j.
l.. DiCkey, DIR. Harriet Jones, Misses Belle
Mendel, Mary Dickey, Virginia Gibson,
Kate Allison, Ella and Eta Wallace.
THE second excursion to the sea over the
b. * y. will leave this morning ut five
O'Clock The train will arrive in Phila-
| NCi puma ~ c'tD y HI, NLViS tAAS NAN uinlOh
lists will remain all night, going TO either
Cape May or Atlantic City next morning,
~ suits their pleasure. great many
Wheeling people and Others living in the
vicinity will take i'll the trip, which is
most delightful one.
The Wheeling Male Quartette, CONF
posed of MeSSrs. W. 4. Day, Dana Geyer,
Frank Deigmiller and Tom Carson, will
giyea concert in Masonic Hall, ut Mounds
Vile, this evening, and the citizens of that
place will be given an opportunity OF hear
| ing some of the finest vocal music they
ever listened Ia. The quartette will be
assisted by that tavOrite vocalist, Miss
Flora Williams, to hear whom Is worth
more than the price OF admission. Mr..
JOS. L. Rhees will accompany the sololSts,
the quartettes all being sung without
accompaniment. Quite number If
IWheeliup peOple will 90 down.